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20 Möngö

Issuer Mongolia
Year 1937
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Obverse description Central field features the Soyombo national symbol of the Mongolian People's Republic, rendered in relief, flanked by the traditional Mongolian script legend encircling the design. The date, expressed in traditional Mongolian numerals corresponding to year 27 of the Mongolian calendar (1937 CE), appears below the Soyombo emblem. The inscription reads 'Bügüde Nairamdahu Mongol Arad Ulus' (People's Republic of Mongolia). A beaded border runs along the inner rim.
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Reverse script Traditional Mongolian
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The 1937 Mongolian coinage series was produced under the Mongolian People's Republic during a period of intense Soviet influence, with dies and likely production assistance coming from the USSR. That same year, Stalin's purges reached into Mongolia directly — the country's own "Stalinist repression" period, locally known as the Great Repression, resulted in the execution of tens of thousands of Mongolians, including nearly the entire Buddhist clergy. Coins struck this year circulated through a society being violently transformed.

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